easy
2–3 hours
No special fitness required, but participants should be comfortable with sitting and fine motor work.
Discover how to craft your own vibrant garden totem in this engaging fused glass workshop. Perfect for adding a personal touch to your outdoor space, learn the art of kiln-fused glass in a friendly setting.
$125 includes stand
Create a stunning fused glass totem in this hands-on class! You’ll learn to cut and shape glass while choosing your own vibrant colors. The finished piece, set in a sleek black frame, will add a unique splash of color to your garden, ready for pickup after being kiln-fused.
In this class you will create a fused glass totem. Glass measures 3" x 24", and slides into a black steel frame. Overall dimension 48" x 3" before planting in ground. Posts should be inserted at least 12” in ground so final display height will be 36." You will learn how to cut and break glass creatively. You will decide what colors will be in your artwork. All of the tools will be provided. The stand is included in the class. Your artwork will be fused in a kiln after class and it will be ready for pick up about a week later. This is a two-three hour class that includes everything that you will need to complete the artwork for $125. A great spot of color for your garden.
Fused glass work can be messy; protect your clothing accordingly.
Prepare to choose bold colors and personal designs for your totem.
Finished pieces will be available for pickup after kiln firing, typically a few days after the class.
Classes fill up quickly—booking ahead ensures your place in this popular craft workshop.
The studio is situated in a historic district known for its vibrant art community since the early 20th century.
Busy Beaver Arts & Crafts emphasizes sustainable practices, recycling glass and minimizing waste.
Fused glass work involves handling glass and adhesives, so wear clothes you don’t mind getting stained.
Protects your clothing from glass dust and adhesives during class.
Safety first—drawn to sharp tools and heated glass.
Jot down ideas or design sketches to inspire your glass work.